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Assembly Member Paula Elaine Kay is honored to receive the endorsement of City of Middletown Police Chief John Ewanciw for her 2026 reelection campaign.  “Assembly Member Kay has … more
I am a Jewish American Democrat who believes the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is making a grave mistake in its passive stance via the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), a … more
Each year, April 15 marks more than just a deadline. Tax Day is a moment that reminds us of the responsibility we all share in funding our government, but also raises an important question: Are … more
The despicable political attacks on Mayor Paige Cognetti over maternity leave are misleading and grossly unfair. Facts matter. Leave benefits for City of Scranton employees are negotiated … more
Thanks for running the My View, “Water usage and the sewage created."  While it includes some factual errors—for example, nary a drop of Neversink Reservoir water goes to local … more
Jackie Baker of Susquehanna County officially launched her campaign, Jackie Baker for PA.   Baker is running for Pennsylvania’s State Senate District 20.  The district comprises … more
I recently read a Washington Examiner report detailing changes to Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti’s maternity leave policies, and it raises an important question: why hasn’t this been covered more … more
Volunteers gathered signatures over the past six weeks to get Michele Frazier’s (D-Delhi) name on the ballot in November. The Frazier campaign delivered 3,778 signatures to Albany—nearly 3.8 … more
Joseph Hernandez, Republican candidate for New York State Comptroller, recently commented on the mismanagement of the $300 billion New York State Common Retirement Fund under current comptroller Tom … more
News that income tax refunds are higher this year is encouraging for families across northeastern Pennsylvania. At a time when everyday expenses remain high, a larger return can provide real relief, … more
This letter is in response to the fear-inducing letter posted recently about crime coming to our area if Paige Cognetti is elected to Congress.  That author has obviously not been paying … more
Every spring, as winter loosens its grip and signs of new life begin to emerge, families around the world gather to observe Passover, a holiday rooted in memory, faith and freedom. Passover, or … more
The Democracy Defense Project Pennsylvania (DDP) board has released the following statement regarding President Trump’s March 31 executive order:  Pennsylvanians deserve a safe and secure … more
[Ed. note: Recently, the New York State Assembly passed a resolution memorializing March 29 as Vietnam Veterans Day.] As the son of a Vietnam veteran, I rise in strong support. These brave men … more
Congressman Rob Bresnahan’s campaign announced that he has earned the endorsement of Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU), representing transit workers, including bus drivers, mechanics and rail … more
Assemblyman Joseph Angelino voiced his opposition to the REVIVE Act (A.10632). This would allow the state to override local zoning authorities and permit vacant retail spaces and parking lots to be … more
NYS Senate candidate Michele Frazier (D-51) joined municipal leaders throughout New York in supporting Gov. Kathy Hochul’s “Let Them Build” proposal to reform and accelerate the housing project … more
April 10 marks National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day to celebrate progress in HIV care, empower young people with knowledge and resources, and highlight the important role communities play in … more
Following Gov. Kathy Hochul and Rep. Pat Ryan’s announcement launching a comprehensive study to improve regional transit coordination and cross-county connections in the Hudson Valley and Catskills … more
At a time when communities across northeastern Pennsylvania are facing increasingly severe flooding and extreme weather, federal investment in disaster prevention is not a luxury. It is a necessity. … more
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